There are many methods to make ID cards

The dragon sheet is one of them

This is an old method and there are many difficulties

so the solution for that is AP Film

we talk about it later

but in this video we discuss
about the dragon sheet problems

the first problem is the size of the dragon
the sheet is not A4, it’s smaller than A4

so that you will be confused
how to design and align it correctly

problem number 2,

the front paper is a different material
and back side paper is different materials

you will be confused sometimes

which alignment to which paper

after learning the print alignment

after printing, you have to put
PVC card in between two sheets

you have to feed into the lamination machine

when you feed into the lamination machine
there is a chance of physical alignment change

so that your card will be damaged

the next problem is that

after learning all that

when you make this card, the
card’s life is not more than 6 months

the quality of the card slowly decreases

the colour will fade and starts spreading

when the rain comes the whole card will be damaged

and the customer arguments with you

for all these problems we have launched AP film

which is perfectly in A4 size

front and back are printed on one sheet

if you want to know more about
AP film, SUBSCRIBE to our channel

and we have put a detailed video about it already

today we will show a new method
for making an ID card which is an AP film

What is AP film?

AP film is a plastic sheet and it is off A4
size and can be printed in inkjet printers

and its double-side printing sheet

you can’t tear with your hands

it’s waterproof

secondly, in this sheet, there is a special coating

by which the lamination sticks
well & does not open easily

if you put this in the water
the card will not be damaged

so that’s why I say AP film is
much better than the dragon sheet

if you want a sample of AP film you can
go to our website www.abhidhekid.com

in the next video, we will talk about the
the younger brother of AP film which is an AP sticker

Thank you!